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add_definitions(-DQT_NO_OPENSSL)
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endif(NOT OPENSSL_FOUND)
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# Set up execinfo
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# The problem with this library is that it is built-in in the Linux glib,
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# while on systems like FreeBSD, it is installed separately and thus needs to be linked to.
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# Therefore, we search for the header to see if the it's available in the first place.
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# If it is available, we try to locate the library to figure out whether it is built-in or not.
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find_path(EXECINFO_H_DIR "execinfo.h")
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if(NOT EXECINFO_H_DIR STREQUAL "EXECINFO_H_DIR-NOTFOUND")
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# We found the header file's include dir.
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# Let's add it so the compiler finds it as well.
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include_directories(${EXECINFO_H_DIR})
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# Now determine if it's built-in or not, by searching the library file.
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find_library(EXECINFO_LIB_PATH "execinfo")
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if(EXECINFO_LIB_PATH STREQUAL "EXECINFO_LIB_PATH-NOTFOUND")
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# Built-in, no further action is needed
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message(STATUS "Found execinfo")
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else(EXECINFO_LIB_PATH STREQUAL "EXECINFO_LIB_PATH-NOTFOUND")
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# It's an external library, link it.
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link_libraries(${EXECINFO_LIB_PATH})
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message(STATUS "Found execinfo: ${EXECINFO_LIB_PATH}")
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endif(EXECINFO_LIB_PATH STREQUAL "EXECINFO_LIB_PATH-NOTFOUND")
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set(HAVE_EXECINFO true)
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endif(NOT EXECINFO_H_DIR STREQUAL "EXECINFO_H_DIR-NOTFOUND")
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if(HAVE_EXECINFO)
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add_definitions(-DHAVE_EXECINFO)
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endif(HAVE_EXECINFO)
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# Select a Qt installation here, if you don't want to use system Qt
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if(QT)
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# FindQt4 will look for the qmake binary in $PATH, so we just prepend the Qt dir
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